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Anti-party politics
It may be then that the political system has failed to serve the country as well in
recent as in earlier years.1
Introduction: resistance to party politics
One of the central uniting features of the 1922 Constitution Committee was that
each member wished to create a new political system which would not be associated with the corruption and mistrust of the previous regime and so there was a
conscious move away from the British party style of government.2 It is impossible
to pinpoint why and when this anti-party feeling began in Ireland but

An Interview with Caroline Abu Sa’Da, General Director of SOS MEDITERRANEE
Suisse

Juliano Fiori

positioned itself politically in relation to European governments
and institutions that have sought to prevent people crossing the Mediterranean to Europe? CAS: What I thought was interesting about SOS when I joined was how it provided an
opportunity for people, particularly young people, to engage politically on issues of migration
but outside of political parties. We have had a lot of people aged 20–35, who have been
willing to get involved because they don’t identify with political parties on this topic,
they want to do something about it and they can

. Globalisation has uprooted people symbolically as well as materially. A growing
‘impulse’ for social protection has received little response from the receding
welfare state. 3 In the absence of an economic
resolution, the assertion of cultural sovereignty has become a fuite en
arrière – a retreat, to nostalgic fantasies of grandeur, fascistic tropes
of national belonging and religious fundamentalisms. 4 Ressentiment has given rise to diverse anti-modern social
phenomena, from ISIS to the Tea Party to the Hindu nationalist movement associated with

Uses and Misuses of International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian
Principles

Rony Brauman

buildings and crops, in the hopes of demoralising the enemy by forcing
civilians to bear the burden of the war. Although the United States was not a party
to the first Geneva Convention, it had developed its own jus in
bello , the Lieber Code, a collection of existing texts aimed at
limiting the violence against the populations of Confederate states. Lieber
acknowledged civilians in the war while explicitly denying them political
recognition. In contrast, civilians caught

words, whether you do things through threats and punishment
or through cooperation. JF: You’ve often referred to a ‘dialectic’ between national
interest and solidarity. The innovation of Brazilian foreign policy during Lula’s
Workers’ Party government is perhaps most notable in the practice of balancing these
motivations. Nonetheless, other governments had previously promoted the idea of compatibility
between interests and values, most notably the New Labour government in Britain, with its
‘ethical foreign policy’, articulated by Foreign Secretary

that record
activity, or more sophisticated multifunction devices that also record multiple data
streams including biomarkers (such as heart rate). They can combine data collection
and drug delivery. Many apps and devices are designed to allow users to keep a
record of their activities online or to communicate with third‐party websites
that track and analyse activity ( Carter
et al. , 2018 : 2). Operating on the developing
interfaces between bio

own societies,
especially as reformists of the centre left and right (Clinton, Blair) came to dominate the
party-political scene after Thatcher and Reagan embedded the neoliberal revolution of the 1980s.
After the Cold War, in other words, the liberal world order was a fact of life. In Margaret
Thatcher’s immortal words, ‘there is no alternative’. The consequences of this focus on private enterprise, mobile money, weakened unions, reduced
state welfare and regulation and lower taxes are all too visible today in areas like wealth
inequality and

interventions. Nonetheless, translation should not be
examined purely in terms of efficiency or cost, as it is an important means of
upholding the dignity of individuals and communities impacted by crises,
removing feelings of disadvantage among those working in aid organisations who
are not from the dominant (typically Anglophone) linguistic culture, and
promoting the development of trust between involved parties ( Crack et al. , 2018 ).
The scarcity and

://bsc.cid.harvard.edu/doing-development-differently . 8 An international research initiative run by the Development Learning Programme based at the
University of Birmingham. See: www.dlprog.org/research/thinking-and-working-politically-community-of-practice.php . 9 By the same token, elites must have super-brains. 10 Since the mid 2000s, there has been a growing number of computer games and software
programmes that claim to allow interested parties to experience what it is like to be a refugee
or subject to a disaster. The Darfur content on Google Layers, for example, was an early
attempt to

the
international community ( Humanitarian
Practice Network, 2010 : 86). Relocating large numbers of civilians
could also send a message about the severity of the situation, but when it comes
to checklists of costs and benefits to be analysed as part of the
decision-making process before evacuating the local civilian population, this
point is not made. Instead, the risk of supporting the war aims of a party to
conflict and